Illia Ovcharenko, together with the MDR-Sinfonieorchester under the baton of Oksana Lyniv, presents Manu Sinistra, an album devoted to concertos for the left hand by Bortkiewicz, Prokofiev, and Ravel

Rhapsody in Black by Vyacheslav Gryaznov is a stunning and original work that blends classical and jazz influences, creating a unique soundscape that is both virtuosic and deeply emotive.

Le Concert Spirituel – choir and orchestra - was founded in 1987 by Hervé Niquet. Its name was inspired by the first private concert society of France, founded in the 18th century.

In 1786, Haydn composed The Seven Last Words of Christ for solo orchestra. Ten years later, he offers a singing version, striking.

The title (“everything flows”) reflects a musical exploration of change, impermanence, and transformation. Francesca Guccione combines neoclassical piano with ambient textures and subtle electronic layers. Each composition feels like a flowing river of sound, shifting between intimacy and expansiveness. Inspired by philosophy and nature, the album invites listeners into a meditative, timeless space.

Launched in 1999, the London Symphony Orchestra’s own record label, LSO Live, was the first of a new breed of artist-owned labels which have helped revitalise the market for classical music.

The superlative Pygmalion chorus are at the center of this new recording of the St. John Passion.

Flutter is a suite of 8 piano works by UK pianist Barry Hudson-Taylor that inhabit the quiet spaces between joy and sorrow. Each piece draws inspiration from personal moments over the past few years - the weight of loss and grief, the slow shift toward healing, and the brief moments of light that surface along the way. Woven through these reflections are passages of calm and restraint, where elements of stillness and peace take centre stage.

“It can be asserted without hesitation that every member of a first-class orchestra deserves to be called an ‘artist’,” Arthur Nikisch once wrote. With this credo, the chief conductor of what at that time was called the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester played an important role in allowing the musicians to conceive of themselves as soloists — something that remains one of the unmistakable qualities of the Berliner Philharmoniker to this day. Our series presents the soloists of the Berliner Philharmoniker in selected recordings. Here you can hear Bruno Delepelaire, principal cellist of the orchestra since 2013. Born in Paris, the musician has won prestigious awards both as a soloist and with his string quartet, Quatuor Cavatine. Chamber music continues to be a focus for Bruno Delepelaire – also as a member of the 12 Cellists of the Berliner Philharmoniker.

Les Talens Lyriques, directed by Christophe Rousset, present the first recording of Tommaso Traetta’s Ifigenia in Tauride (1776), scheduled for release on March 20, 2026, by aparté music.

The artists form a musical and life duo, which translates into a deep artistic synergy and musical understanding, consequently leading to profoundly sensitive and passionate, unforgettable artistic creations.

If the flamboyant guitarist who is Gaëlle Solal has grasped one truth above all, it is that some paths must wander before they arrive.

Gondwana Records is pleased to announce ‘Interlude’, the second album from Estonian-born, London-based composer and pianist Hanakiv.

Peter Broderick presents new project The White Mages with debut album Ode to Final Fantasy.

Released on March 13, 2026, to coincide with World Sleep Day, the World Sleep Day 2026 compilation album by Various Artists is a 75-track, 4-hour 37-minute album curated to foster rest, reflection, and improved sleep health.